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28 Oct 2021: to one eye is opticallydistorted,23 such a process may minimize the discrepan-cies between the sensations evoked by the two eyes of theunilaterally color blind.24,25. ... 24. W. S. Stiles, ‘‘Presentation and discussion of papers 21, 25,35 and

28 Oct 2021: 24 NORMAL A N D DEFECTIVE COLOUR V I S I O N.

28 Oct 2021: In South America, for example, these include trees. 24 J. D.

28 Oct 2021: There is evidence of the use ofthe same sites in, for example, the rod opsins of deep-sea and freshwater species of fish [23,24] and in fishcone pigments [25]. ... Vis Res1996;36:1217 – 24. [24] Hope AJ, Partridge JC, Dulai KS, Hunt DM.

28 Oct 2021: 19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28]. Par-ticularly clear examples of units sensitive to speed contrast can be seen in Fig 2 of Allman et al[20] ... A critical reader might point out that receptive fieldsbecome larger at higher levels of analysis in

28 Oct 2021: We also found no difference between the scores of mono-chromats and their control subjects (Ú 5 0.24 and 20.37). ... Albrecht Von Graefes Arch Ophthalmol.1927;118:285–291. 24. Adams D. Dark Adaptation (a Review of the Literature).

28 Oct 2021: In family D, patient D1 was a 7-year-old boy who presentedwith VAs of 6/24 in the right eye and 6/18 in the left eye. ... Molecular determinants ofhuman red/green color discrimination. Neuron 1994;12:1131– 8. 24. Merbs SL, Nathans J.

28 Oct 2021: A226 Vol. 37, No. 4 / April 2020 / Journal of the Optical Society of America A Research Article. Discrimination of hue angle and discrimination ofcolorimetric purity assessed with a commonmetricM. V. Danilova1,2, AND J. D. Mollon11Department of

28 Oct 2021: are probed by the different tasks: for example, Dakin &. Frith [24] and Pellicano & Gibson [25] distinguish sensi-. ... Dyslexia 10, 24 – 43. (doi:10.1002/dys.263). 12 Cornelissen, P., Richardson, A., Mason, A., Fowler, S.

28 Oct 2021: simultanés. Vision Research, 15, 9–21.Helmholtz, H. L. F. von. (1909). Treatise on physiological optics, Sections 23 and 24.